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It is between Oxford Circus and Warren Street http://carto.metro.free.fr/cartes/metro-tram-london/index.php?station=pimlico

Where will all this money be heading to? When you discover that, you will find out exactly who is driving the CAGW agenda.

Approx 25m radius (using the measurement tool in Google maps). It is in the Sheffield Supertram depot.

Hi. The 11.24 from SOL is, realistically, the last service to get to Wembley a reasonable time before kick-off. Generally, from the midlands, the 168s are the only services to stop at Wembley on event days, along with half-hourly scheduled services to and from Marylebone. If we do use...

If you travel down to Solihull (SOL) parking will only be £2 for the day and the clubman trains will likely be stopping at Wembley Stadium station before and after the match. You can still catch a loco-hauled service to Marylebone and travel back nearer to kick-off. That's what my son and I...

Class 68 - 65.2 tons braking force. http://www.railway-centre.com/class-68.html

Google is your friend (as usual). http://www.survivorstvseries.com/Locations.htm

I think that he is referring to the theatre tickets.:|

I did the diversions from Coleshill Parkway to Birmingham New St, lunchtime today. I caught the 12.23 to Cardiff in and the 14.42 (left @ 14.52) Stansted Airport back. If any forum members were on the platform(s) at the time, I was the 'grey-haired old fellow' in the fawn fleece.:roll:

Is that the "bustitution" for Denham Golf Club?

I think you are. The BBC would be the last institution to think that way! And what has the Daily Mail got to do with this? :roll:

According to the plans, the west dock will be filled in with surface water catchment tanks and 'services'. The east dock is to be retained. The east dock was used for the newspaper trains in the 60's & 70's. My late grandfather used to collect them from there in the early hours of the morning.

http://transitionbuxton.co.uk/sites/default/files/all/Buxton%20Matlock%20Rail%20Inquiry.pdf

No, you have read it incorrectly. It was unit 1589xx. I cannot recall the last two numbers. :oops:

In actual fact, I watched this service depart Worcester Foregate Street (WOF) this very morning. Mind you , it had an upgrade to a 3-car 158/9 for today.

Stratford on Avon District Council Stratford to Honeybourne Railway Reinstatement - Business Case Study Final Report http://democracy.stratford.gov.uk/mgConvert2PDF.aspx?ID=18911

No, It was the BBC in the North West. His wife, Elinor, Is a voice on the London Underground.

I would agree with that for self-evident reasons! * *Another possible cause is that an Off-Peak return to London Euston is priced at £47! We, on here, know how to reduce that (to £26.50) with multiple tickets but the occasional traveler will probably just decide to go by car. I occasionally...

A look at Open Train Times for Tamworth will show a number of XC Voyagers bound for Barton Under Needwood Rsmd. Mainly between 22.15 and 23.50. Some Virgin Voyagers too! There is a similar procession in the mornings with the occasional triple sets running. Could give nightmares to some posters...